Smooth The Edges

A young woman, soon to be Gypsy bride, decides to take a stance against traditional norms and find herself a job much against the liking of her fiance. When her background becomes a burden she can’t shake, she enters her latest job interview and calls them out for their prejudice.

Cast

Megan Placito

as Chantel

Maximilian Newland

as James

Colin Wells

as Graham

Tammy Heath

as Care Worker

Eleanor Kirby

as Care Worker

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